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Post by Deleted on Nov 24, 2011 11:10:19 GMT
they told me it would be painless. told me it would take a couple of hours. i now have a house full of white cotton wool, a gaping hole in the wall in the downstairs loo and outside walls the colour of an irish peat bog. (they are usually white). just when i was wondering what to do with myself this week
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Post by max555 on Nov 24, 2011 12:35:58 GMT
next it will be as wet as a peat bog.cavity wall was built to allow airflow in cavity and keep walls dry.
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Post by lunesman on Nov 24, 2011 13:11:22 GMT
windknot, at least its not during the fishing season. Have a good weekend. Lunesman
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Post by Willie Gunn on Nov 24, 2011 15:28:45 GMT
next it will be as wet as a peat bog.cavity wall was built to allow airflow in cavity and keep walls dry. You really know how to kick a man when he is down.
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Post by pstew1 on Nov 24, 2011 18:33:01 GMT
I feel for you as that stuff is messy. What made the hole in your loo ? Take it that this was entry point for the wool like material. If it is over any material in your house and you are finding it hard to get off,try wrapping selotape backwards onto your hand,sticky side out and pat. Dont think max555 was having a dig as he hates the stuff being a roughcaster.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 26, 2011 10:15:55 GMT
cheers pstew. the hole was made at a point where (for some reason best known to the builders) the brickwork was single skin. the insulation people have been very good about it though and are coming next week to do some repairs. the cotton wool is now cleared up and the heavy rain we've been having has cleared away most of the peat bog look. so almost back to normal and several degrees warmer. chuffed
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Post by pstew1 on Nov 26, 2011 22:36:45 GMT
Good to hear
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